VOL VIII.
LEBANON OREGON, JANUARY 11, 1895.
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TERM! OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One year
(If paid la advenes, II M per year.)
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STATE OFFICERS.
J. K point;, 'I ...,..,..,.., ......Senators
John H. Mitchell,!
Mlneer Hrmnn, .......Congressmen
Sylvester Femioyer, Governor
(ieorge W. MoBride, Secretary ol State
Phil Uetsohan Treasurer
X. H. McElroy, Sup. Public Instruction
Frank i). Raker,....,.......- .State Printer
K. S. Sfahn. I " ' ,
Win. r. httiS .3apren Judges
, K.8.BMH, I
liOCKTt OFFICERS.
Judge,,.. ...J.H- Bunosn
t;ier ' , .K. Keedhsra
JlecorifrZ"..."."..- n
Sheriff, J.A.MO'eron
School 8urinlendent, A. B. Eatherford
Treasurer,.... a- MorrU
.....,. W.r.DUi
Surveyor T- Fu,w
Coroner... Jy"
I John Fugh
Commissioners J. At. Waters
CITY OFFICIALS.
MAYOR.!... ...ire. B. MONTAGUE.
RECORDER BTUWJC.
CITY ATTOKNKY.......B. M. fJARLAKD.
TREASURER ' HYI,K
MARSHAL P.W.MORGAN.
fED.KIU.KSBKRGER,
, I J, G. RKBD. .
OOTJNUILMEJI
T. 0. BlTIW .
1 i). ANIKKWB.
g, H. MYERS. -
10. W. KICK.
City Council meets n tht nrsl end third
Tuesday evenings of eeah month.
Seoret eoclertleie.
LIN TENT, He. 1. K. 0. T. M.-MMU In 0. A,
m ii.i, ah (PhiiMrtuir Jivsnhll! Of MOU Week,
Tnnttent Sir Knurlus us cordially Invited to
lllll fciitmwiuil,
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Alius Santos, Sw'y. ... " -' .-
LimANONWWlK.Ka.47i 1. 0. 0..-Mee
every H.tunl., mmlm U Odd fellows flail, at
o'clock p. m. ;. j w m,ES,i!.o.
H. )I. GARI.ANU, Beefy.
nvAiit mritltnru litflGE. NO. 47.1. 0. 0. J
JaU,ntlU.O.f UsII But and third Wednes
day mnlnjxiieMh month.
MM. 0. W. CHUSUN, K. 6
HIM nATTIK UMMUN, Doot'r.
i.miNirtiLonGItNo.! A.r.AA. k-Nl
luirLr evening, on or before tin fall noon In
.Mb mouth. K.1.A(ulia,w.M,
F. H. MiUJts. see. .
U EN'L II BIIKIS CAS!', So. 10. BWWon Of Ore
Cn nf VntKruim Uttfll In U. A. H. HU
T thttiirdity elnf. oxonnt the third
Hawnl.VfOfeMlinioiiUi, mMUiig ine b "
jlii hrothem of UmHoui of Vel
um lun.w".
rnjndoordtofthea.A.R.re eordlelly
Invited to meet u
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VeeUonllinlM, h d Sth rrtdur erenlnt of
oh month tuaOMt.etO. A- " T
lent tdv HMMbeei ere oordlelli Invited to
Ir ' A.A.nvM,Mri.K
uuSai.ti.uu, Udir Com.
PROFESSIONAL,
Sam'l M. Garland,
.TTORNEV- AT - LAW
LEBANON. ORKION.
Weatherfori & Wyatt,
,vTORNEYS-AT- LAW,
'IXBiyOREOON.
W'.R BILYEU,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
ALBANY, OEEGOK.
W. SBOWJf, ,
Atto'iiey.at-Law.
1 LEBANON, ORECON.
" NotlO Of UlSMOlUtlOllt
K otloe is hereby glvon that the oopartner
ship heretofore existing between W. C.
Peterson and A. Omphrey, under the firm
name of Peterson dt Pmphrey, doing real
"estate and insurance business at Lebanon,
Oregon, Is hereby dissolved by mntusl con
nt, Mr. tmplirey having illsposed of bis
'nteroattofl. B. Ross. All scoountt due
Vlrm of Peterson Uinpurey are pays.
mdaysfOgtoliw.liM
"As old as
tho hills" and
never excell
ed Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
of millions.
Simmons
Liver Been-
y . . lator is the
fP ffJf only Livsr
JLfCfilCf ftnd Kidiey
: medicine to
. which yon
can pin your
CTJ for a
nan
mild laxa
tive, and
purely , veg
etable, act
n7 ing directly
rl 1 1 C on Liver
JL ; and Kid-
neya. Try it
" gold by all
DmggisU in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made intoi tea.
The Kht( sf Lrver Medlelnei.
hnve tied yourHlininoniLlr&r Rem
ittal &nd CitQ oonKolffntlfitmlT av It I. the
klne ufull tver medlelnee, 1 eunwldor It t
BBdiolneMiealln lteeir,-un. W. j(kc
mm, jnouiiia, wuuinvttm.
r-oxKT rACKAopet
i tho E Itjuaus la ft
, . Notice.
All persons known tkeinselres In
debted to me will please call sod settle
at once as I need my money.
Ed Kellenbekcikb.
KARL'd CtOVER ROOT will
purify yonr Blood, . clear your oom
pleotlon, regulate your Bowels and
make your head clear as a bell.' 25c.,
&0c- and $1.00. Bold by N. W. Smith,
Insure your property with Peterson,
Boss & Co. They are aneuts for the
Old Reliable, Home Mutual, New
gealaud, Bprloefield of Uaaatcbusetts,
Continental, aud oilier guvd, reliable
oompaules. They also have money to
loan at 8 per cent, in sums from 200
up.
The Woman's Era
Within Her Sphere She Reigns Supreme.
Woman claims her own. Her field wideni constantly.
Every day brightens bet prospect. Her progress fore
shadows the greater triumph at hand. Emancipation and
equality will be hers ia the years to eome.
Prophetic of final victory were her achievement! at the
World's Fair. At her shrine there erected the nations bowed.
The leston taught at the "Woman's Building" will last "till
time shall be so more.". Their enlightening influence will
be felt around the globe throughout the dawning century,
Only lest memorable were the honors gained at the Fair by
Dr. Price's Crensn Ditilnj Powder
,. The higastt wrd wztomi t tbii ptelest prpar
' How's Tbiel
We oAer One Hundred Dnllart Reward
for any con of Cuterrh tint cennot bo cured
by Hall' Calerrh Cure.
F. I. CHENEY & CO., props,. Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known F. i.
Cheney for the Uet IS yean, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all biislnc.
traneaction and financially able to carry
out any obligation rnmlc by their Arm.
Wm Tmjax, Wholesale Druggiets,
Toledo, 0. i '
Walsimo, Kram & Masvij, Wholenale
Druggists, Toledo, 0,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists, Testimo
nials free.
A Cure for Rheumatism.
For rhueinatlsm I have found noth
ing equal lo Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It relieves tbe pain as soon as applied.
J. W. Young, West Liberty, VV. Va.
Tbe prompt relief It affords is alone
worth many times the cost, 50 cents,
Its ooutiiiued use will effect s perman
ent cure. For sale by N: W. Smith
PrggesL
The Boy Recovered.
Any one who bai children will
rejoice with L. B. Mulford, of Plain
field' New Jersey. His little boy five
years of age, was sick with croup,
For two days and nights be tried
various remedies reuommended by
friends and neighbors. He says: "I
thought sure I would lose him. I had
seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
advertiwd and thought I would try
it a a last hope, and am happy to say
that after two doses he slept until
morning. 1 gave It to him next day
and a cure was effected. I keep this
remedy In tbe bouse now and as soon
as any of my children show signs of
croup I give It to them and that Is
tbe last of the croup.", For sale by
N. W. Bmltb, druggist.
CAHTAIN SWEENEY, XT. & A,
San Diego, Cal. says: "Sbiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy Is (lie first medicine I
have ever found that would do me any
good." Prloe Mo.- Bold by N. W.
Smith.
STORMS IN THE EAST
THE RIVERS RAPIDLY RISING.
Several Railroad Bridges Washed Away
: anp Much Damage Is Threatened
Excessive Rains.
PITTSBURG, Jan. 7.-There is a
possibility of a flood II the river contin
ues to rise any length of time at the
present rate. A large amount of ice is
coming out of the Yougbiogheny, and
at McKeesport the little steamer Tillie,
was sunk. The Ice is all coming down
the Allegheny and coffer dam at Har
ris is In danger. A twenty-five foot
stage in the Ohio river is expected
here, and river men fear it will reach
thirty feet. Twenty-five feet will flood
the mills along tbe river aud cause
damage to property. Thirty feet Is
considered the danger line. It bus
been raining all night.
BELLAIBE, O., Jan.7.-Tbe In-
dlcatlons today are tbe great flood of
1894 will be repeated. The river Is
rising rapidly. The ice In tbe Ohio
river and tributaries broke up and ran
out lust night. Several barges were
lost Two bridges on the Cleveland
Lorslne at Wheeling railway were
washed away. TraffJo on the road Is
completely blocked. All the snow
has melted and la gone. The low
land will be flooded by tomorrow
morning. The psople are moving to
higher ground.
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THE ADMIMSTUAIIOK SCOKED.
Bland 8ays the Demooratle Party
iei uereat Throngh Fraud and
i Treahery. .
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Debale
on tbe currency bill in the house today
was begun by Boatner, democrat, of
Lonleaana, who expressed suprise at
tbe oppewi lion to the measure on the
democrats aide of the bouse. He paid
a tribute to the abilities' of Secretary
Carlisle, aud. dwelt upon the duty of
supporting him. which he said rested
upon the democrats.
In tbe course of Boatner's speech
Bland put several questions to show
that tbe administration had adopted a
gold policy, and finally declared Its
financial platform was a fraud if there
was no intention to carry it out, as
sertlng that a platform should mean
something.
Boatuer asked if Bland had not been
a supporter of President Cleveland in
the last -campaign, whereupon Bland
responded that be bad supported the
platform and had voted for tbe candl.
date, and tbe party bed gone down in
an ignominious defeat forks treachery
and fraud. "
- Pence brought up Secretary Carlisle's
advocacy of silver while a member of
the house in suppnrtlnglilutthows' res
olution, and asked if soon aft-r accept
ing the treasury portfolio he bad not
announced bis lutenllou of paying
some of the government's obligations
;n sliver, and if be bud not been "cat
led down." Boatuer replied that It
was unless to revive free silver as
factor of the currency question. . Bland
retorted: "You can't run the demo
cratio party on republican lines, and
uo mugwump can change its policy."
Nebraska's Governor Seated.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jun. 4.SIlos A,
Holoomb was formally induced into
the office of chief executive of the state
of Nebraska yesteeday afternoon at
o'clock. The inauguration ceremonies
were of the simplest and most inform'
al charcter, Tbe gubernatorial party
went to the cupitol and remained in
the executive apartments until notified
by tbe committee from the joint eon
veutiou that the legislature was pre
pared to listen to the message of the
outgoing governor, The galleries and
lobbies oi representative Hall were
packed with tbe throngs of peopli
long before,,,, S o'clock. Governor
Crounse's message was of more than
usual length aud occupied more than
an boui iu Its delivery. After be had
fiuisbed, a committee escorted Chief
Justice Norval to the ball and the
oath of otiloo was administered to
Governor Holoomb and tbe other
stats officers. Governor Holoomb then
proceeded with his inaugural message,
field Under the Hammer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Tbe
Morning Call, one of tbe oldest news
pnpef on tbe PaciQo coast, was sold
at auction yesterday afternoon by
United States Commissioner Heaoock,
aotlng maie.'sln ehai eery, to Chsrlee
M 6hoi'tri)go7c1Itor of the San Joss
llerourv &, umiXKiS. Tbs sals of tbe
euiv i
1...
tftwpousv UUUJ 1111 new
Salvation Army's Drums.'
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 0,-Tbe
ruprcme court has decided that the
Salvation army may not beat drums
indiscriminately. Tbe celebrated case
of John H. Flaherty, the Helvetian
army drummer, who some time ago
came In contact with the authorities of
Redlands for violating an ordinance
prohibiting the beating of drums, was
yesterday determined in favor of the
city by the supreme court. There was
dissenting opinion by Judges Harrison,
De Haven and Fllzgeruld. Flaherty
was convicted ef beating his drum on
the traveled streets without a permit,
which bad been refused , him.
The contention of Flaherty's at
torneys was that tbe ordinance was
unconstitutional. The decision orders
the dismissal of the writ of habeas
corpus and the return of, Flaherty to
the custody of the town marshal.
The Train Dispatcher Censured.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 0. The In
quest on tbe three victims of yester
day's tralnwreck In the Altamont tun
nel, was held in Oakland last night.
The evidence in the case, was short. It
took the jury, however, nearly two
tours to agree upon, a .verdict At
II o'clock it found that Engineer Hub
bard came to his death from injuries
received as tbe result of a collision be
tween two trains, caused by a mistake
In giving orders by C..K. Sims,itrain
dispatcher for the Southern company.
Tbe same verdict was rendered lu tbe
cases of Schramm and Cooper.' The
jury at first could not agree on a mod'
erate verdict. Some , of tbe jurors
wanted to find Sims guilty of criminal
carelessness. The majority was against
this, however.
School Clerk's Suicide.
PENDLETON, Or., Jan.S.-Beports
were brongbt to town this afternoon
that W. 0. Warren, living six miles
from Pendleton, shot himself as offic
ers were arreetlng'hiin for embezzle
ment. Warren was the clerk of the
school district at Warren station, and
was short $50. He had been sued, to
recover the money, and then criminal
action was Instituted. The showing
on bis books left no hope for acquittal.
He was a wheat buyer, a wealthy far
mer and a delegate to the last state re
publican convention. This Is the third
suicide here In the last ten days.
A Baker City Bobbery
BAKER CITY, Or., Jan. 4. Mr. P.
Campbell's store, at the depot, was
last evening, visited by three masked
men, who with drawn revolvers, ord
ered tbe proprietor to open the safe
and deliver over tbe money. The
command was obeyed and tbe contents
amounting to $5, were handed over.
Two of them being Mexican pieces,
were returned. Mr. Campbell bad
Bent a large Sume of money on the
evening train to Union, in payment
for a shipment of flour, which aocoun.
ted for tbe snntll haul. ,
. He Was Trobably Mardered.
SPOKANE, Wu.p Jan. 5.-r-There I
now a Btrong presumption that John
Wall, the Warduer ralner, whose
death lu a lodglnghouse here was first
thought to be suicidal, was murdered.
The autopsy showed that one of tbe
bullets pawed through both veutrlcles
of the heart, tearing tiiat ojgan to
pieces. The other shattered the skull
and sent pieces Into the brain. It Is
not believed that Wall could have II red
either shot after the other, Wall wag
a union miner and had made some
bitter antagonists.
His Body Thrown Thirty Feet.
CHICAGO, Jan, 4.-Today while
carrying over his shoulder a gunny
sack containing ten ' cartridges filled
dynamite and weighing 36 pounds,
James George, au employee at
stone quarry in the western suburbs of
this city, stumbled and fell. A fright
ful explosion followed, the shock of
wjgch was felt a half mile away iu
either direction, and the unfortunate
man mangled and torn, was thrown
30 feet through the air. Only frag
ments of his body were recovered.
A Woman Mangled by sTralau
ASHLAND. Or.. Jan 6.-Nortb.
bound passenger train No. IS arrived
here about 8:20 A. M. 11 hours late.
When the train was admit niifa miles
from here, a lady, Mary JTatuL, vas
missed from m of" Yinrs. The
' HTS.
lady was slciJ
' supposed
Yr wbllo
V- 'ltb
V.. 31. to
to have wall'
dellrlor
the Ul.
Search
aVouttt
kw.'
; Kidnappers, '
LEBANON, Ind., Jan. ;
cltement occasioned by t ,
ping of the 6-year-old so,
Wlckbam, of Thornton, and ,
Is still Intense. Ills captors pi,
be an organized band of bandits, j
In number, who have been a ten'
this community for many mo
These officers who were In pum
the fleeing outlaws, came upon.-t.-cOi
In a thicket two miles north of 'their - 1
rendezvous. The bandits at once Cook .
to their heels and a running fight en- . .'
sued, but no one was bit.
Bold Robbery.
ELLENSBURO, Wu.,Jan.5.Tho ' '
most daring robbery since the Roslyn !
affair took place 'here lost night be
tween 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. The office
of Henry McGratb, of the Good Temp- V
are for this stale, was entered, the
ante blown Open and $628 taken. It
was all lodge money but $90. He ., : .
turned to his office at 9:80 amllfou
tbe safe open aud rifled, the oom bit
tton having been blown oft. The su
position is that nltro-glyctrine w.
pumped into the safe and exploded. "
Killed liy Bleetriclt. ... '
TACOMA, Wr., Jan. S.-Two thow.
and volts of electrislty passed through ?
reutrfeterson, day electrician at I he
city light station, this morning. It
miea nnn like, a lightening stroke.
In making changes on the switch
board be grasped two plugs at the
same lime, his thumbs touching them
too far up, and on tbe ueninsulaleit
portion. There was a flash and he '
fell back dead. ' He had been in the
employ of the company six years. It
was his own carelessness.
Big Baltimore Blase.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The ex-
plosion of nn oil tank In a warehouse
of tbe Standard Oil Comintny, at
Canton, tonight, caused a loss by fire
or $400,000. Tbe explosion occurred
at 7:30 o'clojk. The burulug oil ran ;
In streams down the gutters, commu
nicating the Are to tbe adjoluinj,
perty.andiu a few mluutes a whole ' "
block of buildings was a maws of
flames.
TACOMA, Wu Jan. 6,-Mrs Marie
Jasons. who was IiIIImI kv witri,, aiv
a train near Ashland, Or., yesterday, '
waa me possessor of a romance, a i -
handsome home In the North End
and other property estimated to be i'
worth nearly $250,000. Five years
ago ber first husband, Mr. Bernhardy,
died. Her heme adjoined the inter- . - -,
state fair (he was a frequent visitor .
there.,.' .
Malicious Snowballing.
OREGON CITY, Jau. 4.-Two boys
ware arrested here today for malicious
snowballing. One was charged with
putting a brick la his snowball and
assaulting a Chinaman with it, but,
byasllp In inakiug out the complaint,
the offense was allpHmul In hava Wi,
commuted in 1894, and the jury ac
quitted tho youngster. On tbe other
boy, sentence was suspended during :
good behavior. ,
Sleeves Colltj or Mwalauhtir. .
PORTLAND, Or.Jau. S.After
being out 14 hours b jury In tho
Steeves murder trial brought In a
verdict at 1:30 today of manslaughter
for complicity In the murder of G. W.
Sayers. The oase will be appealed to
tbe supreme court. Eight of the jury
were at first in favor of a verdict of
murder in tbe first degree, but finally
compromised on manslaughter.
An Editor Assaulted.
LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 4,-Yes-lerduy
Col. Shelby, law partner of Col.
Breckinridge, assaulted Editor Charles
C. Moore, of the Blue Grass Blade,
with a cane, breaking t over bis head,
He then tore out a bunch of Moore's
whiskers. George 8. Shanklin, an
other lawyer aud Breckinridge sup
porter, accompanied Shelby and looked '
ou while he assaulted the editor.
. PORTLAND, Jan, B.-The 0, R. i
N. Co's. officials are considering plans
for bringing into greater prominence -the
mountain polntsaon their liuea
summer resorts. With this end lr
view It is not improbable tbe co
wl 11 go to consldeifeile . M v .
making tbe necessary imp : t i
to fit up such a resort for ne ' '
ou Mount Huod,
Wife and Son Saw Him Drawn,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jau. I.-James
V, Kitly, who wat standing tes tB(.
forward fall of Ui fer'boai Oakland,
last nigiu, vtu ifctva-erkKr4 by
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